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Conveniently situated in East Brunswick, our clinic offers cutting-edge one-on-one treatment for various musculoskeletal conditions and injuries. From innovative therapies to non-surgical procedures a
Mar 22, 2021While the spine may be responsible for giving the body its support and overall structure, it’s still prone to various traumas and injuries. There is some degree of protection given to the more val
Mar 15, 2021Spinal stenosis affects around half a million people in the United States alone, with that number expecting to grow as the population gets older. Because spinal stenosis gets more likely as people a
Mar 08, 2021The nervous system is one of the most critical parts of your body, and a large reason it functions so well is because of the spine. The spine has plenty of crucial functions like supporting the head
Mar 01, 2021Acupuncture isn’t an uncommon method of treatment anymore. Around 10 million Americans a year schedule acupuncture sessions, and there’s a rising trend of using it as a minimally invasive altern
Feb 28, 2021Epidurals are one of the most effective ways of treating pain and other issues in the spinal column. As a minimally-invasive method of delivering drugs and medication straight to the body, these inj
Feb 28, 2021The spine is one of the most essential parts of the human body, responsible for giving it structure, supporting the nervous system, and overall carrying most of the body’s weight. That’s why any
Feb 28, 2021An epidural is a minimally invasive procedure designed for one thing: to alleviate pain and discomfort related to the back and spine. While it may sound a little scary to have medication shot straig
Feb 28, 2021Chronic pain makes it hard for people to perform daily tasks. Although they’re typically caused by degenerative conditions, nerve problems, and spinal injuries, chronic pain can’t be solved with
Feb 24, 2021The spine is the body’s central support structure for the body, giving it much-needed flexibility while remaining relatively rigid to support our weight. By design, the spine is supposed to move
